In recent years we’ve heard a lot about the potential of emerging markets, across all industries, and it is easy to see that emerging markets will have an impact on the global sponsorship industry.

Emerging markets are increasingly engaging with and investing in top-level sport: the next three Olympic Games will be staged in Asia while Russia and Qatar are the next two FIFA World Cup hosts and Japan will host the Rugby World Cup.

Of huge significance, and leading the way, is China. With 1.38 billion people, it represents a significant and mostly untapped market. Further, the Government has targeted a US$813 billion sports industry by 2025 and that will be fuelled by major investment across all aspects of sports – in events, facilities, teams, leagues and grassroots programs.

The mind boggles!

To help us understand the emerging Chinese market, and as part of our series exploring Nielsen’s commercial trends in sports, of which #1 is the emergence of new sporting powers, led by China, Claude Ringuet, Managing Director South East Asia & Greater China, joins us on the show.

You can connect with Claude on LinkedIn and download a copy of Nielsen's Commercial Trends in Sport 2017 here.

Also joining us on the podcast, as usual, is our MD, Mark Thompson, who, whenever we welcome a Nielsen staff member on the show to discuss one of their commercial trends, will blog about the topic through the lens of what the trend means for the sponsorship industry. In this episode, Mark provides his take on China and outlines four things sponsorship managers should know.

You can also read Mark's blog here - How the Emergence of New Sporting Powers, Led By China, Impacts Sponsorship

Enjoy.

In recent years we&rsquo;ve heard a lot about the potential of emerging markets, across all industries, and it is easy to see that emerging markets will have an impact on the global sponsorship industry.
Emerging markets are increasingly engaging with and investing in top-level sport: the next three Olympic Games will be staged in Asia while Russia and Qatar are the next two FIFA World Cup hosts and Japan will host the Rugby World Cup.
Of huge significance, and leading the way, is China. With 1.38 billion people, it represents a significant and mostly untapped market. Further, the Government has targeted a US$813 billion sports industry by 2025 and that will be fuelled by major investment across all aspects of sports &ndash; in events, facilities, teams, leagues and grassroots programs.
The mind boggles!
To help us understand the emerging Chinese market, and as part of our series exploring Nielsen&rsquo;s commercial trends in sports, of which #1 is the emergence of new sporting powers, led by China, Claude Ringuet, Managing Director South East Asia &amp; Greater China, joins us on the show.
You can connect with Claude on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/claude-ringuet-208201/">LinkedIn</a>&nbsp;and download a copy of Nielsen's&nbsp;<a href="http://www.nielsen.com/au/en/insights/reports/2017/commercial-trends-in-sports-2017.html">Commercial Trends in Sport 2017&nbsp;here.</a>
Also joining us on the podcast, as usual, is our MD, Mark Thompson, who, whenever we welcome a Nielsen staff member on the show to discuss one of their commercial trends, will blog about the topic through the lens of what the trend means for the sponsorship industry. In this episode, Mark provides his take on China and outlines four things sponsorship managers should know.
You can also read Mark's blog here -&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sponserve.net/emergence-new-sporting-powers-china-impacts-sponsorship/">How the Emergence of New Sporting Powers, Led By China, Impacts Sponsorship</a>
Enjoy.

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